U.S. Jobless Claims Fall to 226,000, Layoffs Remain Low
U.S. applications for unemployment benefits fell modestly last week to 226,000, signaling continued low layoff rates and a robust job market.

U.S. applications for unemployment benefits fell modestly last week to 226,000, signaling continued low layoff rates and a robust job market.

A SuperReturn private equity summit in Berlin, gathering investors with $50 trillion in assets, faced vocal protests accusing the industry of driving...

Gold prices saw a slight uptick on Thursday, recovering from a sharp decline, as easing U.S.-Iran tensions counteracted pressure from a stronger...

French President Emmanuel Macron's "royal treatment" for Donald Trump at Versailles aims to secure cooperation on geopolitics, but Europe's AI vulnerability to...

Biogen Inc. announced an agreement to acquire private biotech RayThera Inc. for up to $1 billion, significantly expanding its immunology portfolio with...

Smith & Wesson expects mid-single digit revenue growth in FY 2027 and plans ~$20M in incremental Springfield capex, following strong Q4 and...

Oil futures extended declines Tuesday, hitting a three-month low as a potential U.S.-Iran deal signaled the reopening of the critical Strait of...

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker signed a law imposing a 0.2% tax on digital asset services, drawing sharp criticism from industry groups who...

The Estée Lauder Companies and Jo Malone London introduced Scent Scanner, an exclusive Pinterest experience translating visual preferences into fragrance recommendations, launching...

Norsk Hydro will close two U.S. aluminum extrusion plants in California and Louisiana next year, affecting ~350 jobs. Low capacity utilization and...

UK inflation remained at 2.8% in May, defying expectations of a rise, as a US-Iran peace deal eased oil price fears. Despite...

The Japanese market surged to all-time highs on Thursday, with the Nikkei 225 climbing above the 71,100 level, extending gains for a...